The spectacular Giessbach Waterfalls are a huge series of waterfalls that cascade down the mountain to Lake Brienz. The Giessbach Falls tumble down in 14 stages, falling a total of 400 meters. So, if you are planning on visiting Giessbach Falls, here is some great information to help you plan your trip and make the […]
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Tipping in Switzerland or Europe is not obligatory or expected, which is one of the great things about traveling there. However, just like in the USA or Canada, service staff in Switzerland earn some of the lowest wages in the country. So, while you are here, should you tip in Switzerland? And if so, how […]
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The letters CH stand for the Latin name for Switzerland – Confoederatio Helvetica. These words are therefore an abbreviation for Switzerland. The main reason for this is that using the Latin words avoids favoring any one of the four Swiss national languages. You will see the CH abbreviation on Swiss cars, especially when they travel […]
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Kleine Scheidegg is a famous name in the Bernese Oberland sitting high amongst giants and offering easy access to some stunning alpine scenery. Where is Kleine Scheidegg? The Kleine Scheidegg railway station is located in the heart of the Bernese Alps just below the three peaks of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. Located in the center […]
The Seerenbach Falls are a series of three consecutive waterfalls above Lake Walen in the canton of St Gallen in Switzerland. The falls drop a total of 585 meters from top to bottom with the second waterfall itself being the second-highest waterfall in Switzerland after the Mürrenbach falls. The falls are an integral part of […]
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Switzerland is neutral because as a country and culture they do not wish to take part in other people’s conflicts. The reasons go back to the history of the country and how it was formed. Switzerland’s neutrality is an integral part of its foreign policy but it goes far deeper than that. It is something […]
